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Guide to Help You Enjoy your Holidays in Ayia Napa 2018 & 2019

It was not too long ago that all inclusive Ayia Napa holidays resembled that of holidays in Ibiza as the holiday destination to head for serious clubbing, wild nights and celebrity DJs. All inclusive last minute holidays to Ayia Napa entailed a week of partying at the top clubs in Europe. It is even now a lively, bold kind of place that brings out the party animal in tourists, but holidays in Ayia Napa now is a lot more than a few super-clubs and one or two beach parties.

Take the beach – a charming section of good, neat sands, awarded the Blue Flag status and watched by lifeguards. Ayia Napa has effectively shifted its image to family friendly resort, a label it now takes very seriously, and the hordes of party animals that once frequented Ayia Napa have begun leaving it in their hordes.

If you fancy a change from the main beach, go along the coast a little further and, over a few rocky boulders, you’ll uncover secret coves to lounge around in, in total privacy. The main centre of the resort, Paralimni, is three miles north of Ayia Napa – and a good place to shop for bargains. That said, cheap all inclusive holidays in Ayia Napa offer lots of value the whole way along the waterfront also, with its variety of fast-food, good dining and bars supplying authentic, fresh snacks.

For some fun in the Cyprus sun all inclusive Ayia Napa holidays are your choice destination. Ayia Napa is in the district of Larnaca in Cyprus’s west coast. Cyprus is a Greek island just south of Turkey. If you are looking for a dash of Cypriot history, visit the monastery dead-on in the middle of resort (keep watch for the old fig tree), it’s a mystical, enchanted place. All inclusive Ayia Napa packages offer families with teenagers an unlimited, energetic and active week or two in the hot Cypriot sun, parents can have all the tranquillity they want.